Contents -- Preface -- Introduction: So What's So Good about Pylyshyn? -- I Vision -- 1 Perception, Representation, and the World -- 2 What Have We Learned about Attention from Multiple-Object Tracking (and Vice Versa)? -- 3 Multiple-Object Tracking across the Lifespan -- 4 Vision for Action -- 5 There's a New Kid in Town -- 6 Inhibition of Return Is Cognitively Penetrable -- II Foundations -- 7 Computation and Cognition-and Connectionism -- 8 Intermodular Explanation in Cognitive Science -- 9 The Evolution of Cognition -- 10 Cohabitation -- 11 The Possibility of a Cognitive Architecture -- 12 Location, Location, Location -- 13 Visual Objects as the Referents of Early Vision -- Contributors -- Index.